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Newspaper

Semi Weekly Reporter

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

4

Desperate Battle as Mother-in-Law Tries Murder on Street

Fred Cordell faced four or five gunshots on Sycamore Street when Mrs. Will Kelly ambushed him. A knife in his pocket stopped a bullet, saving his life. Kelly claims Cordell ruined her daughters Mayme and Genevieve and sought revenge. Cordell sought police aid to regain his child, while bullets and a knife were recovered at the scene. Investigations continue into others possibly involved.

Fred Cordell Inlaw Will Kelly Cordell Mayme Genevieve Kansas City Waterloo Oklahoma City Kely Indaw Kelly Yietha Babe Sycamore Street Blekelberg Block Water Street Hartmat Cornell Ed. Peterson Sycamort Street W. EF. Lyers New Hartford Lon. Ade Pattee Fred Widmann Cardell Deaser Cordelt Nickelberg Block Widmann Pat Fred Cordedl Intaw Cor Fell Stelly Scipe

Slender Slump Amid Busy Week in Banking Digest

The week ending December 26 shows a fall in bank clearances from 620,000 to 530,000, expected to rebound next week as electrances return to normal. J. P. Ogule Co. reports deposits in Waterloo loans at 6,184,000 with bank assets 8,050,066.59 and cash reserves 1,536,034. Building and loan associations cleared weekly totals, with money applied on loans 38,088.89 and accumulations 4,538.95, and transfers totaling 52,099.46 with mortgages 14,680.85.

J. 15, Ogule & Co Waterloo Eash Freserves

Marshalltown Evangelistic Association Formed for Ailey Sunday

Marshalltown, Dec 28 The Marshalltown Evangelistic Association filed articles of incorporation to build a tabernacle for Ailey Sunday next March. An eighteen member board of trustees was chosen, including the pastor and lay members from eight city churches. Officers named: Dr George E Wanberg president, Rava M N Smith James Magee C H Morrin L B Hix vice presidents Henry J Wilson secretary C Trine treasurer.

Marshalltown Marshalltown Evangelistic Association Ailey George E. Wanberg Pew Incorporation Rava M. N. Smith James Magee C. H. Morrin L. B. Hix Henry J. Wilson C. Trine

Dreamland Theatre Bets Cash Prizes for Patrons

Dreamland theatre plans a cash prize payoff after two week delay. Brnelhawk the Ilfo Shetland pony and the 3740 plane were prior gifts. Ed iteod won a prize and has offers of 400 dollars cash or a city lot valued at 608 dollars. Manager McClinton expects another cash sum split among multiple winners. Today Dreamland shows four new films including The Christmas Street Walt endorsed by Mac.

J. I. McClinton Dreamland Theatre Brnelhawk Ilfo Shetland Ony Dreamland Ed Iteod McClinton Breamland Walt’ Mac

Waterloo Banquet Delayed and Train Reinstatement Sought

Waterloo traveling men elect George B. Rowell to press Des Moines for reinstating the Des Moines to Waterloo train via Delweh and Des Moines, a key midday link valued by riders. Officers re-elected include M. J. Brown president and Wm. Keungy secretary. Banquet planned for late February. age limit lowered to fifty, admitting twenty one to fifty year olds.

M. J. Brown C. R. Rottrie W. R. French Wm. Keugy John ‘F. Rock C. Fham Trmnbauer Atuhors E. BE. Manhard Amrowler

Personal Apnea and Telecommunication Mistrust

A fragmented early 20th century notice discusses a Central Mindis project fusing telephone use for movement and medical claims. It mentions Foley's Ioney and cough remedies, a near complete system, and warnings of harmful drugs via telegraph across Chicago with various named entities and long-standing telephone orders.

Mindis Central Foley Ioney Chicago Ne Bao Sby Pam Kattoo Cajo4 Ford Wangter Bros J. K. Jo

Sullivan Named Roadmaster Over Dubuque Division

Announcement from the office of the superintendent of the Dubuque division states Harry F Sullivan has been appointed roadmaster over the division with headquarters at Dubuque. He will succeed his father John Sullivan who recently died after 18 years with the Illinois Central. The new roadmaster oversees about 220 miles of track from Dubuque to Albert Lea including the Cedar Rapids branch. He departs soon for Dubuque to assume duties. Sullivan has been roadmaster at Bett City for six years and is well regarded locally.

Dubuque Harry F.sullivan Swith Sullivan John Sullivan Lillinois Central Pha Albert Lea Cedar Rapids Harry Sullivan Big Tity

Scot Meets German for Waterloo Wrestling Showdown

Scot McLeod prepares to face German Carl Busch in a two out of three catch as catch can match at Waterloo theatre on Tuesday night. Semifinal between Asa Brink and Jim Ballinger draws strong local betting, with Carl Brown versus Jack Beanery as curtain raiser at 140 pounds. Tickets selling fast as both competitors display confidence and training, promising one of the finest exhibitions yet seen in the city. Busch arrives Tuesday morning with his manager to rest before the bout.

Waterloo Theatre Don McLeod Carl Busch Carl Brown Iowa Dairy Co Jack” Beanery Asa Brink Jim Ballinger McLeod Busch

Rich men push repeal of art duty for public galleries

Washington December 28 petition from the Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects asks repeal of the duty on works of art. Artists educators and wealthy art patrons nationwide protest declaring removal of duties would stifle artistic growth while noting the tariff already allows paintings for public exhibition or galleries for all to enjoy.

Washington, D Fowa American Institute of Architects House Ways and Means Committee Charles J. Taylor New York Ity Congress United States

Local Markets Open With Slow Trade Across Livestock

Opening Monday shows sluggish horse trading as eastern demand wanes, while cattle and hog sales edge higher for quality beef and strong hog gains contrast with poorer classes. Poultry and grain offers ease, and art tariff debate looms as Roosevelt reportedly favors removing duties on works of art.

No More Corner Cutting Warns Keep Off Court House Lawn

County supervisors install official spanker John Dowding with assistant W H Webb to enforce lawn etiquette at the courthouse. Sign reads Keep off the lawn and warns of punishment for trampling. Engineer Frank Filckinger and his wife have returned to Waterloo after a visit to Nora Springs.

Court House Lawn John Dowding W. H. Webb Court House Frank Filckinger Nora Springs Mr. Pilekinger Waterlooistrect

Congressmen sail today to inspect Panama Canal zone

Members of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee sailed on the Alliance for Colon to study progress on the Panama Canal. The trip aims to familiarize lawmakers with the Canal Zone’s current condition and developments.

Nen Interatate and Foreign Commerce Committee House of Representatives Alliance Colon Panama Canal Canal Zone

Revival and Class Reunion at Dimanuel Evangelical Church

Rev J H Bau Yelaud and wife celebrate a Sunday school class of twenty nine members from the Dimanuel Evangelical Association Church. Despite lower attendance than hoped, a reunion and organization meeting at the Parsonage on Lafayette Street will appoint officers and plan future work aiming to grow the class to fifty. Revival meetings to be held at the new church corner Fayette and Park Avenue start next Tuesday evening, with Rev Bauernfeing guiding sessions and Rev W L Lang of Mequon preaching, drawing a large church attendance for several weeks.

J. H.bau Yelaud Dimanuel Lafayette Street Bauernfeing Fayette and Park Avenue Evangelical Church W. L. Lang Meerly

Longboat to wed after Massey Hall benefit race

Toronto reports a benefit performance at Massey Hall tonight for Tom Longboat the celebrated Indian long distance champion who recently defeated Dorando in the New York Marathon. The event will end with his marriage to Lauretts Miracle of the Deseronto Indian Reserve amid strong ticket demand.

Toronto Massey Hall Tom Dorando New York Tnto Longboat Miss Lauretts Miracle of

Eminently successful physician treats wide range of diseases

An eminent specialist claims rapid diagnosis and cure for Gata Nose Throat Lung diseases and many others including stomach liver kidneys and paralysis. He advertises cures for nervous debility sexual weakness and early vice related issues, promising painless eye surgeries and guaranteed recovery with free consultation.

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